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... of the BUI. Mr. GRATTAN rejoiced that the Bill was be passed, but moved that the House disagree to certain amendments made the Lords. Lord MORPETH hoped, in the spirit of peace, that the amendment would be withdrawn. Both he and Lord John Russell assured ...
... blew, reared two of the horses bearing javelin men on their backs, snap went two stirrup leathers, and down rolled one of the armed ollieials from his lofty seat. Away scampered the sheriff's officers and bailiff's horses, as if the hounds were in full cry ...
... discharged a pistol, the ball from which carried away part of Yarworth's ear and entered his i C , man immediately raised his arm to defend b.mselt, whe the assassin fired a second pistol, * entered Yarworth's side below his Si ' 111 n&ok. This completely ...
... King’s Arms Inn amid the hootings and groanings of the mob. Not more than a quarter of an hour elapsed before the mob became so outrageous as to defy the control of the police. Mr. Thornicroft and others then ret! ired from the room ; and as *3 Arms, Mr ...
... Mr. Peake, Mr. Peek, Mr, J. Ridgway, Mr. Downing Rasbotham, Mr. Tollet, Mr. H. H. Williamson, Mr. John Wood, Mr. Enoch Wood, Jun., Mr. Edward Wood, Mr. John Ward, the Rev. J. A. Wedgwood, and Mr. W. Weare. Five candidates were fed to the meeting by their ...
... deal of desultory € orporations (Ireland) Bill called forth a conversation. Mr. H. Grattan to strike out the the Recorder of Dublin; but Lords’ amendment respecting ‘Lord John Russell denying that that motion was not the clause had been framed with the view ...
... Lords' amendments to the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill, called forth a good deal of desultory conversation. Mr. H. Grattan proposed to strike out the Lords' amendment respecting the Recorder for Dublin; but that motion was not pressed, LordJ. Russell ...
... Vandyke, fell from the wall to which it was attached, down the cele- brated statute of the A Ho Belvedere, and fractured the two arms, the left leg, and right foot. A Committee has been ap- inted to take the best means of repairing those injuries. [The Morning ...
... port.—A very extraordinary sensation has been produced on the Exchange at Manchester this week by the announcement that Mr. John Kenyon Winterbottom, of Stockport, one of the most eminent solicitors in that place, and also banker at Heaton Norris, was ...